Difference between Laments and Threnody

LAMENTS vs THRENODY: NOUN

A song or poem of lamentation or mourning for a dead person; a dirge; an elegy.
A song of lamentation; a threnode.
A song of lamentation; a dirge; especially, a poem composed for the occasion of the funeral of some personage.
A poem or song of mourning or lamentation.
A song or hymn of mourning composed or performed as a memorial to a dead person

Complains, Bemoans, Coronach, Keen, Plaint, Requiem, Regret, Threnody, Deplore, Elegy, Dirge, Wail, Bewail, Lamentation, Bemoan

Toccata, Chaconne, Plaintiveness, Fugue, Ballade, Danse macabre, Melancholy, Lamentation, Symphonic poem, Arioso, Passacaglia, Coronach, Lament, Requiem, Dirge

Mourning, Mourn, Moans, Mourns, Keen, Plaint, Requiem, Regret, Threnody, Deplore, Elegy, Dirge, Wail, Bewail, Lamentation

Mournfulness, Toccata, Chaconne, Plaintiveness, Fugue, Ballade, Danse macabre, Melancholy, Lamentation, Symphonic poem, Arioso, Passacaglia, Lament, Requiem, Dirge

Their pitiful laments could be heard throughout the ward.
Individual Laments, songs of supplication, complaint, grief, or sorrow.
Ozzy, mixing ruthless rage with sorrowful laments towards heaven.
Hollywood, or laments the gentrification of black neighbourhoods.
Larry laments that Delta has a terrible reputation.
Yap laments: Local guidelines not against national prot.
My hart laments the errors of mine eie.
Julie laments, is a huge problem as well.
Bill Gates laments White House meddling with FDA.
Getty, Jack laments his cobbler addiction, Marshall laments another setback in quest for improved fitness and Joe.

Krysztov Penderecki The Threnody for the Victims of Hiroshima is a gripping statement.
Imperial raksha Erratic Threnody leads a force of fair folk into the scavenger lands.